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(added September 27, 2016)
Capitalize the words in the titles of movies, television shows, books and poems.
(added September 27, 2016)
Learn to read poetry aloud. Pupils will focus on reading with expression, speed, and accuracy.
(added September 27, 2016)
Practice reading prose aloud. Students focus on reading with speed, accuracy, and expression.
(added September 26, 2016)
This file contains 30 task cards. Round 4-digit numbers to the nearest thousand. Use these cards for classroom games, small group instruction, morning work, or learning centers.
(added September 26, 2016)
Write each set of decimals in order, from least to greatest. Includes whole numbers, tenths, and hundredths.
(added September 26, 2016)
Rearrange each set of five numbers from least to greatest. Includes decimals with tenths, hundredths, and thousandsths.
(added September 24, 2016)
On this worksheet, your pupils can practice rounding to the nearest dollar, and the nearest ten cents. This page includes a couple of word problems too.
(added September 24, 2016)
Use these math symbol, phrase, and number cards to help students learn to compare decimal numbers. Designed for learning centers, small group instruction, and/or classroom games; Includes tenths and hundredths.
(added September 24, 2016)
This file has a set of word, phrase, and number cards. Use them for teaching students to compare fractions in small group settings, learning centers, or classroom games.
(added September 23, 2016)
Round numbers to the nearest ten, nearest hundred, and nearest thousand. Then solve the multi-step word problems. This worksheet has an exercise theme.
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This page has a set of 3, 4, and 5-digit numbers that students will round to the nearest thousand. There are also two whale-themed word problems.
(added September 23, 2016)
Here is a set of sentences you can read aloud to your students for this unit's spelling test.
(added September 23, 2016)
Here is a set of sentences you can read aloud to your students for this week's spelling test.
(added September 23, 2016)
Compete the rounding table by inserting the missing numbers. Round each number to the nearest ten, hundred, and thousand.
(added September 22, 2016)
Here is a set of ten sentences you can use to administer this week's spelling test.
(added September 22, 2016)
Here is a list of sentences you can use to administer this week's spelling test.
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Here is a set of sentences you can read aloud to your students for this week's spelling test.
(added September 22, 2016)
Here is a set of sentences you can read aloud to administer this week's spelling test.
(added September 22, 2016)
Here is a list of sentences you can read aloud to your students during their spelling test.
(added September 22, 2016)
Cut out the phrases and match them with the appropriate question words (who, what, where, when, why, how).
(added September 22, 2016)
Here's a set of math number and symbol cards that you can use on your document camera, or for a learning center, or classroom games.
(added September 22, 2016)
Use scissors to cut apart this set of math cards. Then use them to make number sentences. These work well for learning centers or small group instruction.
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descriptions to view our Spanish translations. (added September 22, 2016)
Cut apart these number, symbol , and phrase cards and use them to make number sentences. These work great for small group instruction, class games, and as learning centers.
(added September 22, 2016)
This file has number, phrase, and symbol cards for comparing money amounts. Use these cards for class games, in a learning center, or for small group instruction.
(added September 22, 2016)
Choose the best preposition to complete each sentence.
(added September 19, 2016)
Choose a former United States president and research his or her life, legacy, and accomplishments.
(added September 19, 2016)
Did you know that stick insects can be as small as your thumb or as large as a grown man's forearm? Learn all about stick insects in this reading comprehension article with short answer questions, a writing prompt, and vocabulary words.
(added September 16, 2016)
There are countless ways to use these math cards. As a learning center, in your whole group lessons, as a math game, or for small group instruction.
(added September 16, 2016)
Use these math cards for a variety of lessons, learning centers, and small group instruction.
(added September 15, 2016)
Write a short summary of the assigned chapters.
(added September 15, 2016)
Write several open-ended discussion questions about the assigned chapters.
(added September 15, 2016)
Draw a detailed picture of one scene from the reading assignment.
(added September 15, 2016)
Here is a cover page for your Mummies in the Morning literature circle packet.
(added September 15, 2016)
How many words from Mummies in the Morning can you unscramble? Use the hints to help you figure out each scrambled word.
(added September 15, 2016)
19 words from the story are hidden within the puzzle. Search up, down, horizontal, and diagonal to looking for each word.
(added September 15, 2016)
Test your knowledge of Mummies in the Morning by answering these whole book questions. This worksheet has a mix of multiple choice, short answer, and matching questions.
(added September 15, 2016)
Can you figure out the vocabulary word from the story? Fill in the missing letters to reveal each word. Words include bounding, stumbled, shimmered, and panting.
(added September 15, 2016)
Will Jack and Annie ever escape from the ancient pyramid? Read chapters 9 and 10, then answer the comprehension questions based on those chapters.
(added September 15, 2016)
Use a dictionary to look up the definitions for the underlined vocabulary words. Then, write the correct definitions on the lines provided.
(added September 15, 2016)
Answer these multiple choice and short answer questions about Jack and Annie's adventure inside of the pyramid.
(added September 15, 2016)
These problems have 2-digit divisors, 3 and 4-digit dividends. All quotients are whole numbers.
(added September 15, 2016)
Anna must go up to the spooky attic to find Kitty. Reading comprehension questions, writing prompt, and vocabulary words are included.
(added September 12, 2016)
This picture depicts a scene from chapters 5-6 of the story. Students are asked to write a few sentences explaining what is happening in the picture.
(added September 12, 2016)
Fill in the missing letters to create a word from the story. Words include hieroglyphs, perhaps, and puzzled.
(added September 12, 2016)
In chapters 5 and 6 Jack and Annie must help Hutepi locate The Book of the Dead. Answer comprehension questions about their task, and make a prediction as to where the book might be.
(added September 8, 2016)
This printable page has a set of four bookmarks that you can cut apart and give to your students.
(added September 8, 2016)
This PDF file has 4 bookmarks. Cut them out and distribute to your class so kids can use them to keep their place while reading.
(added September 2, 2016)
Learn about China's beloved and endangered bear. Reading comprehension questions are included.
(added September 1, 2016)
Print this spelling game on card stock paper. Your students can quiz each other on their spelling words by spinning the word wheel and having their partner spell the word they read aloud.
(added September 1, 2016)
Print out this spelling activity on card stock and have your students quiz each other using the word wheel.
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